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  1. daytonaman

    daytonaman Formula Junior

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  2. Brewman

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    I would bead blast at low pressure rather than use a chemical stripper. Look for a classic car or motorcycle restorer for this service.

    Brewman
     
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    I would use an orange-based chemical stripper, then bead blast lightly and repaint.
     
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  4. daytonaman

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    unfortunately this is not any sort of paint.
    It is glass enamel like you would see on a saucepan
    Also used on Jaguar cast iron headers
    Hard as.
     
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    Dry Ice blasting?
     
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    Any kind of aggressive blasting will turn it into a potato chip. It will warp like a SOB. It needs to be chemically stripped somehow.

    Ask the people who do those kinds of coatings. They'll know how to strip it.
     
    Rifledriver, Apr 1, 2014
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  8. 2NA

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    Looks like powder coating. Chemical strippers will remove it.

    Otherwise, paint over it.
     
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    +1 on the paint over it, if its as tough as you say and well stuck, just rough it up with sandpaper and paint over it.
     
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  10. 2dinos

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    Big +1

    Look up the safety issues associated with HF and see if you still want to mess with Ammonia Bifluoride??

    imho.
     
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